bullseye won’t do the same thing twice
The NYC band has a rotating lineup, songs that don’t sound the same way from show to show, and a great new 12" on ever/never. And a Wiki-style members timeline chart.
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punk this week podcast: sweeping promises + xray xeroxx
The green apple Jolly Rancher as a soda? To quote “Stone Cold” Steve Austin: “That is indeed a tasty beverage.”
punk this week: sweeping promises, navaja, credit card + 15 more
You’ve got to listen to these new records by Headcheese, the Shooters, and Calice, too. Meet some new favorite bands.
credit card are the hardest band in detroit to photograph
The industrial synth punks behind the new record Devil’s Night / Dead Internet wield strobe lights, a trash can, and lots of fog (your camera’s autofocus be damned).
punk this week podcast: useless eaters + kariah
On Useless Eaters’ best work, Green River and Riverdale, Malort ice cream and butterfly houses, JUG: HEAD and Jughead.
punk this week: useless eaters, team work, daddy’s boy + 15 more
Massive works of art from Seth Sutton, jj skolnik, Lise Sutter, Ronni What, Gary Wrong, Jonah Falco, Mike Haliechuk, Bobby Cole, and an international cast of punk rockers.
going feral for the gories in detroit
Screaming, dancing, and nearly fainting at a bucket list show that far exceeded my impossibly high expectations.
see/saw jukebox: sweeping promises
Caufield Schnug and Lira Mondal on their new album, their Boston days, and some perfect punk records.
playlist: the 68 best punk songs of july 2026
A massive month for new punk music requires a small blog about what we do in the margins.
punk this week: mopar stars, society + 14 more
Eraser, Xanny Stars, Gold Cup, Sistema de Entretenimiento, and way more. Somehow, Jimothy makes a cameo.
punk this week podcast: dog date + mesh
Nina sees one billion shows. Evan’s child slams into a zydeco musician. We lose it for construction workers losing it for Emeril. “Falcon CRUST!”
punk this week: cel ray, mesh, cuticles, dog date + 13 more
Plus new records from Constant Insult, Odor Eater, BADZY, Topper, Cujo, and more.
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punk this week podcast: cry cyclops + cold comfort
Your assignment? Watch (or rewatch) Face/Off.
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punk this week: oust, kinetic orbital strike + 18 more
Richmond peace punks Dream World, Cry Cyclops (mem. Bits of Shit), Celebrators (the Tomothy Records crew), and a pile of stellar work from new bands across the globe.
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today’s milk are still looking for tomorrow’s sound
The Kalamazoo band features sicko artist Jeff Mahannah on drums. After a Detroit show, they discussed EP mode, funky drumming, and never becoming road dogs.
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punk this week podcast: twisted teens + the carp
An episode about Twisted Teens’ continued hot streak and the advent of Drumba.
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punk this week: twisted teens, the carp + 16 more
NightFreak, Billy Gardner & Friends, Ultra Lights, Sharp Pins, Yankee Bastard, Youth in Asia, Vital Stress, and more. A stacked week.
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punk this week podcast: overlooked favorites + the ritornello form + hot load
A discussion of our favorite overlooked punk records from 2026 so far (aka records we haven’t brought to the podcast until now).
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age of peace’s idyllic and necessary gear shift
Angie Willcutt and Micah Wu made waves with their vibrant and playful punk outfit Artificial Go. The Cincinnati duo find folk sanctuary as Age of Peace.
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punk this week: smirk, chrome cell torture + 16 more
Gone fishin’. Here’s a free column with plenty of recommendations (and minimal writing).
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see/saw jukebox: downtown boys
On the back of their new album Public Luxury, the long-running punk rock firebrands and organizers discuss perfect punk records.
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playlist: the 53 best punk songs of june 2026
Some songs of the summer and a blog about one of the busiest months in see/saw’s young history. (Please subscribe.)
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punk this week podcast: fiddlehead + alien nosejob
We stan “Weird Al” and Altoids Sours. The jury is out on violet Choward’s.
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choncy on cincinnati cuisine, brainrot, and kitchen sink punk
The band discusses their new album Trademark, collaborating remotely, writing songs about jobs, and embracing the chaos of punk without subgenre.